Luna

/ˈluː.nə/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The Latin word for 'moon', often used in various languages and contexts to refer to the moon.

The ancient Romans named their moon goddess Luna, associating her with the night sky.

Used in various scientific and cultural contexts to refer to things related to the moon.

Astronomers noted that the luna of Jupiter has intriguing geological features.

A term used in astrology to refer to the moon's influence on human behavior.

According to astrologers, the luna in your birth chart can affect your emotional responses.

A common name given to female characters or entities associated with the moon.

In the story, Luna was a wise old woman who guided the heroes under the light of the full moon.

In some contexts, used as a poetic or stylized way to refer to moonlight.

The lovers danced under the soft luna that illuminated the garden.

From Latin 'lūna' meaning 'moon'.

luna moth

A type of large moth known for its striking green color.

lunar eclipse

An event when the Earth passes between the sun and the moon.

lunar year

A year based on the cycles of the moon.

lunar

Related to the moon or its phases.

lunation

The period of a complete cycle of the moon.

lunatic

An outdated term historically linked to the influence of the moon.

Being moody or acting irrationally.

He's acting all luna tonight, must be the full moon.

To daydream or be lost in thought.

Stop luna-ing around and focus on your work!